Something that I see a lot of in the jailbreak community, especially on message boards and networking sites like /r/jailbreak, are inquiries about ways to download the .deb files for jailbreak tweaks.
If there’s anything I find especially important when making the trek outside of my house each day, it’s ensuring that I always have a means of charging my iPhone and accessories to prevent their batteries from dying.
It’s no secret that friends play pranks on one another. It can be one of the best ways to get a laugh out of someone, as long as they don’t take things too seriously.
Prospective jailbreakers on iOS & iPadOS 15 have been biting their nails and waiting for what’s expected to be a rootless jailbreak from the Odyssey Team. But even as development continues, security researchers are still dropping kernel exploits.
A significant part of owning an iPhone is that you might add new contacts to your Contacts app from time to time, be it to send text messages or to place phone calls. But did you know you can enhance the contact list interaction experience with jailbreak tweaks?
Depending on the habits to have when placing phone calls via your iPhone, you might find a newly released and free jailbreak tweak dubbed KeepQuietUntilConnected by iOS developer Mario Cheung to be a pleasant asset.
Siri is a fantastic tool for commanding actions on your iPhone or iPad with the sound of your voice, but many would likely agree that Siri’s full potential isn’t yet being harnessed by Apple.
While much of the jailbreak community continues to await the release of an iOS & iPadOS 15 jailbreak, the good news is that some of the community’s most talented jailbreak tweak developers are now active again, resulting in more tweak launches.
Phone displays are only getting larger and larger as time goes on, and the iPhone is no exception to that concept. Unfortunately, with notifications usually manifesting at the top of the screen, the larger display can make reaching them a challenge.
Apple goes above and beyond to make the iOS platform more enjoyable with every major yearly iteration, but one facet of the operating system that hasn’t changed very much over the years is the Phone app’s native interface.
The Twitter app now features an edge-to-edge timeline that lots of users have surely come to love, but for every person who loves the change, you can bet there’s somebody who hates it.
Apple doesn’t want its users using the native screen recording feature baked into iOS or iPadOS when music is playing in the Apple Music app. Consequently, videos recorded while songs are playing just might capture without any sound.